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Paul Burrell breaks down over cancer battle as he's set to undergo surgery today

Paul Burrell is set to undergo surgery today for prostate cancer after breaking down in an emotional video about what it means for his future with his husband Graham Cooper

Daily Mirror

Food Standards Agency changes rules on what can be kept in the fridge

Storing potatoes in the fridge was previously thought to increase risk of cancerous chemical

The Independent UK

Mayo Clinic Q and A: What is cholangiocarcinoma and how is it treated?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My mother has been experiencing unusual and persistent fatigue, abdominal pain, and jaundice. After undergoing a CT scan, her doctor diagnosed her with cholangiocarcinoma. What is this type of cancer? And what treatment options are available?

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Enda Kenny 'on the road to recovery' after being diagnosed with cancer

The former Taoiseach is expected to make a full recovery after recently undergoing an operation to remove the cancer

Dublin Live

I can’t put things off until an old age I probably won’t have. Accepting that has brought me joy

My dad died of cancer, then my brother, and there’s a high chance I’ll get it too. It’s taught me to live my life in full colour, says comedian and actor Michelle Brasier

The Guardian - UK

Bearsden mum had cervical cancer while pregnant and told she can't have more children

Charlotte Hutchinson was referred to a gynaecologist during her pregnancy after experiencing bleeding and had to give birth to her daughter Ariella Burns a month early due to her condition.

Glasgow Live

Fit dad thought pain was from running 30km a week but now he has 'days to live'

Jonathan's wife said "life has been cruel" as "each day gets harder"

Liverpool Echo

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Head injuries could be risk factor for developing brain cancer

A very uncommon but frequently aggressive type of brain tumour called a glioma may be caused by damage, according to key molecular research from the UCL Cancer Centre. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Reworking the idea of staying alive

Medicinal cannabis helped him through chemotherapy.

Newcastle Herald

Dolphins Challenge Cancer raises event-record $10 million over weekend

What an incredible turnout for a great cause!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pinpointing prostate tumours with precision

Prostate cancer is "very common and probably more common than we think".

Newcastle Herald

Dr Michael Mosley shares warning to anyone who drinks alcohol

According to experts there are 60 different ways that alcohol can affect your health

Liverpool Echo

Michael Flatley gives cancer update at red carpet event

The Riverdance star, who revealed he had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in January, appeared at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre this week and told fans he would continue his fight against the disease

Dublin Live

Paul Burrell fears he'll be a 'mess for a very long time' after cancer treatment

The former butler of Princess Diana has revealed that he believes he will be a 'mess for a very long time' after beginning treatment for prostate cancer, saying it's 'a lot to take in'

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Eye cancer patient says life-saving treatment she needs isn’t on NHS: ‘I am devastated’

A charity supporting eye cancer patients is calling for the matter to be addressed

The Independent UK

Student with cancer wins payout after university refused to extend course for life-saving treatment

Riham Sheble said Warwick University’s treatment of her was ‘utterly unjust’

The Independent UK

Intermittent fasting could increase risk of cancer, research finds

The findings could lead to a better understanding of how chronic fasting may affect the body in the long term

Dynamite News

Study finds women over 50 with specific transformation are at higher risk of cancer

Women who have BRCA1 or BRCA2 genetic abnormalities continue to have a significant chance of developing cancer after age 50, even if they have never been diagnosed with the disease. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Fortune

‘Nothing prepares you for this:’ A cancer expert and survivor on how to manage a life-threatening diagnosis

Being diagnosed with cancer is frightening. The mental trauma of what to do every day after is another battle.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United Blog founder, 78, on how 'special' Wembley win would be as he battles terminal cancer

Ed Harrison is battling terminal cancer but will be cheering on the Magpies from his home in America

ABC News

Olivia Newton-John state memorial remembers an Australian icon with 'a little bit of magic'

Olivia Newton-John lived in the public eye, filled with accolades and awards. But at the state memorial service, those saying their final goodbyes remember a healer, a mother and someone who found the beauty in everything.

Chronicle Live

Death notices and funeral announcements in The Chronicle Newcastle from February 17 to February 23

A selection of tributes to people from around the North East who have passed away in the past few weeks

Leeds Live

Leeds women told to stop being a wuss and to get their smear tests

'I was 22 when I was diagnosed with cervical cancer and had a year to live, but thanks to the smear I am a 53-year-old survivor'

ABC News

Dame Olivia Newton-John farewelled in Australian memorial service — as it happened

Thousands gather at Hamer Hall to pay tribute to the extraordinary life and achievements of the iconic Australian entertainer and cancer patient advocate.

ABC News

Breast cancer diagnosis derails Chilean migrant's dream of permanent residency

After five years in Australia, Chilean migrant Lisbett Lillo thought she was on the path to permanent residency. But after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis she found out Australia doesn't accept migrants who will incur large medical bills.

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